. >> under heath, i think. no, before heath. >> before heath. >> paul. paul dugan, he was a great superintendent. we rolled over the bond and ever since then bonds have really not had much leg or much ground. there is a need for schools. >> there is a giant need, not just a little need. >> close to billion dollars over the next 20 years. >> it is a matter of perception, the voters have to have enough confidence that the school board and superintendent are going to do the right thing. >> yeah. >> how can the washoe county commission help the school board. >> i think we can. >> i think we can. >> i think instead of doing this macro management, we have to look at the bigger picture and i think all the entities have to come together at the table and say, this is not just washoe county issue or school district issue or -- it is matter of taking all of this and looking together and saying how can we make it work for the greater good, because education is key component to any economic you can court the ceo s or cfos or the execs and they'll look at the tax base

heath says she didn't want to kill her but felt pressured by buffum. the state pointed to a text message leading up to the crime. >> i would appreciate if you take care of andrea so i can -- what did you interpret that to mean? >> that if i killed andrea, i got rid of her, that it would make him feel better about me. reporter: but the defense calls heath out on pes ages she herself sent buffum. >> just nonchalantly do it with a gun. reporter: the defense is trying to prove that buffum was suffering from a mental illness. that her face not be shown. >> he's a fully functional normal person from what i can tell. reporter: but the defense pointed out that at the time of her assault she hadn't seen buffum in several months. however, heath testified that buffum had let himself go and had asked her to kill him. >> so you were aware that he was was -- >> correct, i was trying to do my best to do what i could to help him. report both sides rested in the case and closing arguments will begin monday morning. tom: indiana's supreme court says the state is not lia

heath: bought around $5,000.een contemplating a $1,000 costco gazebo," and they're happy to spend $30,000 with us because they have everything they could possibly need. we actually look after our customers, which is i'd say 9 out of 10 of our customers actually say that's the reason they bought it. lemonis: the starting price point, the most affordable entry level, is what? damion: $15,500. lemonis: i would like to ultimately have it also be known as the true value gazebo. ♪ angelique: well, it sounds like the direction that you want to take is very compatible with what we like to do at true value. i think it makes a lot of sense. what are you thinking? heath: yeah, i mean, i would say that we would be absolutely open to that. i think it's a good fit. lemonis: well, thank you very much. really appreciate it. heath: yeah, thank you. lemonis: i'm excited for the partnership. true value was impressed enough with the pitch to take on the entry-level gazebo as the true value gazebo. but i also know that $15,500 is too

today, samantha heath is expected to take the stand. new this noon, lawyers for boston marathon bomber dzhokhar tsarnaev have just filed a notice of appeal. the notice filed with the first u.s. circuit court of appeals does not give any grounds for appeal. those will be spelled out later on. tsarnaev was convicted last year and sentenced to death in the three people and injured more than 260. accused of aiding in the escape. coming up, officials in california arrest a teacher on suspicion of helping three inmates escape from a maximum-security jail. plus, china is now joining the search for the malayasian airliner that disappeared two years ago. why they have decided to join that search. scattered snow showers a possibility that afternoon, and the next one approaching over the weekend. the temperature change that s corner, wine week continues . we are going to show you some that pairs well with it beet risotto. erin: new details from the inmate escape in california. authorities now say that a teacher has been arrested on suspicion of he

>> i sent a love letter to a buy named heath. >> heath. >> and you have been taken now, and heath didn't have a chance, because you have been married more than a year. >> yes. >> a little more than a year. >> and congratulations. >> and you are glowing. >> so far, we are doing great. >> oh. >> and we are going to play a game with you, sweetheart. and we will look at pictures and >> gwen stefani or reece witherspoon. who is younger? >> i am saying reece. >> i am saying gwen. >> reece. gwen is 46 and reece is 39. that. >> 40. >> 41 in march. >> and how old is blake? if she is 46. >> 30-something. cate blanchett and julieanne moore? >> cate. 46. >> and julieanne moore is 55. what are they doing? >> they are getting some nice work done. just kidding. dreyfuss. i am going to go with viola. >> i am going to go with julia. >> no, it viola who is 50 and julia is 54. >> i am younger than all of them. >> and who is younger, sutton foster hair up or sutton foster hair down? sutton foster hair down. hair up is 33 and look at that. no difference. >> are you kidding! >> honestly. tell us what you do,

lads just missed the post season last year so this to adrian , heath this morning. >> anything short of the playoffs unacceptable this year? >> the first thing i said to the ownership group is it was a disappointment. the most important thing for me was the team was capable of making the playoffs and we didn' t, so that was a disappointment. >> magic begin a three game road trip in memphis tonight, appropriately enough for a team that has been singing the blues lately. friday night' s disaster agaisnt the hornets leading by 18 in the the latest in a forgettable stretch of losses. now 9 of their last 10 with a difficult stretch ahead, including a game in milwaukee tomorrow and a date with the celtics friday. by the way, the magic have not won in memphis since 2008. and trouble for former ucf receiver j.j. worton arrested in boston early saturday and charged with two counts of indecent assault and another count of assault and battery. worton admitted to punching a man outside a boston bar, rendering him unconscious, but j.j. claims self defense. practice squad. meredith: florida state

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annual sixty-day such a good governor rick scott finished the state of the state speech a few chris heath is at the state speech. we will hear from him later. >>> deputies are searching for the 3 people who forced their way into in orange county home injuring one person. we brought you the story as it was breaking last night on eyewitness news at 4 11:00. they happen at a home on broken pine circle just off of roads. investigators say 3 armed robbers stormed in, took items residence car. no other details of the case have been released. >>> tonight the family of a popular sanford business owner will hold a vigil for him while police continue their search for his killer. last month joshua hur was shot and killed outside his shop can split. police are searching for the 3 customers to ask them about that night because they may have been the last people to see tried her life. no arrest may. a vigil tonight at 7:00. >>> nasa officials will cool us in on help astronauts are preparing for a spacewalk. this is video from last month. european space agency will step out to replace a regulated that t

and, the heath department does have tests. the kits cost $7.00. you leave them in your basement for three to seven days, then send them off to get a reading. 2:06 "we work very hard for where it be radon or other things to encourage people to have the environment they live in be as safe as it possibly can be." if your home does test high for radon, it's recommended you install a radon mitigation system. that's because radon is the 2nd leading cause of lung cancer. for more information on the dangers of radon, including a fact sheet, go to our website ktiv.com. coming up on news 4 at 10 january is radon awareness month. and, the heath department does have tests. the kits cost $7.00. you leave them in your basement for three to seven days, then send them off to get a reading. 2:06 "we work very hard for where it be radon or other things to encourage people to have the environment they live in be as safe as it possibly can be." if your home does test high for radon, it's recommended you install a radon mitigation system. that's because radon is the 2

and as cole heath tells us, the teacher is now under investigation. >> jaw disrespecting. i really just -- i am -- i am a loss for words. >> heather's two kids are not in pre-k teacher's class, but they go here. she know what is this teacher here is accused of posting online. >> i would love for her to explain exactly why, you know, she would post something like that. teacher posted these teachers of a blond barbie with the people saying, limited edition section 8 barbie, for low-income housing and theb there is this picture with the same doll. this time with two kids that look african-american and the captions, now able to purchase with ebt and this asterisk saying three baby daddies sold separately. she said, if you worked where i would do, you would totally find this hysterical. the poverty rate near the pre-k center is 14 to 29 percent. on her school's web site, it says she is the pre-k lead teacher. when you see this social media post, what goes through your mind? >> i think it's terrible. it's horrible. >> reporter: i reached out to the teacher and did not get a call

christopher heath was arrested in york, pa pae last week. he works for an antinarcotics task force. but authorities say he and another man drove across the country to deliver more than 120 packages of marijuana to west manheim township in pennsylvania. the pot weighed more than 240 pounds and had a street value of more than $2 million. the e a tip led to their arrest. $11,000 in cash was found along with heath's bang and his work-issued firearm. authorities are now trying to determine if any of the cases he worked had been tainted. >> the city of san francisco is not giving up on efforts to fire a group of police officers. accused of exchanging racist and homophobic texts. city attorney plans to appeal last month's court ruling that found a boy's department could not fire the officers wauz the statute of limitations had expired. the text messages were exchanged in 2011 and '12 and involved racial and homophobic slurs, jokes about killing black people and references to white power. >>> authorities are still shaken up over being burglarized overnight. the young women were jarred awake

they won five of their last six games last year but barely missed the playoffs giving heath longer to reflect. >> it's a bit longer than i'm used to and with the disappointment of not achieving what we set out to do, i wanted to get back sooner rather than later. >> looking at the rookies now. barry is thrilled to be back in orlando for his professional career. the former ucf star was drafted 13 overall by orlando city two weeks ago. lions actually traded up in the draft just to make sure they got him. >> having to be in the position always dreamed about, it feels great. it took me a couple of days until everything singed in sinked in. >> tom brady skipping the pro bowl so jameis winston will take his place. he threw 22 touchdowns in his rookie season. patrick dimarco was also named to the pro bowl, the first foralso former ucf star j.j. wharton was arrested in massachusetts, accused of groping two women in get a busch gardens fun card now and let the fun begin. pay for a day, dive all year, splash all year, thrill, get your fill, and celebrate all year. climb, launch, roar, and soar

tight end heath miller. "heath miller i think he's second on their team in catches and that's a stat that we have to try to do our best to eliminate him as well." "they like to take away the deep ball in the big play. they sit back and hide some coverages to take taway that play so it usually opens up underneath stuff and when you got a saavy he finds ways to get open." so will cincinnati finally be able to break the postseason drought? fans across the city say yes... and will be showing their support today... our jordan vilines is live at paul brown stadium with all the details. live sometimes the best way to show your support is by wearing it and that's why mayor john cranley has declared today "orange and black day." he's encourgaing all residents and city officials to wear the team's colors on the eve of tomorrow's big game. vo video of dec. 13 game, steelers beat bengals 33-20 live the loser of their wager will also serve a meal at a rescue mission in their city while wearing the other team's jersey. re

with the governor doubling down on his demand for more money, investigative reporter, christopher heath has discovered one group that is planning to fight for the taxpayer dollars. in line to receive your money, tax incentives. this after showing that the company wept weeks without paying employees last year. >> we have to invest the money well. >> reporter: scott has been impressing lawmakers to back his plan. already, there is opposition. not from the left, but from the right. >> republicans say they are different and for them to turn around and practice government kroneyism the way they do, it's maddening. >> >> reporter: in a wide ranging interview, tim phillips, the head of the conservative group americans for prosperity said his group is opposed to these kinds of corporate handouts in the form of tax particulars. taxpayers. >> it's not fair. lobbyists in deep pockets paying to get this money. >> scott has laid out a billion dollar in tax cuts for specific industries, but it's plan for economic incentives which could pit republican against republican as state leaders try to figure

christopher heath discovered there's almost nothing law enforcement can do forcing them to comply. >> reporter: the intersection of old winter garden road and kirkman is the home to half a they are transients. and we discovered two may not have the id they are required >> florida, it's a lifetime requirement. >> reporter: attorney john goodrey started with the state. >> these i.d. cards cost $35, and they say sex offenders all over them, so if you have to hand your i.d. to someone, everybody will know where you're coming from. >> reporter: not having an address or the $35 are the main reasons we discovered that sex offenders do not get their id cards. >> reporter: transient sex offenders have to check in every 30 days, and it's often overlooked if they don't have the i.d. if they check in. it's usually a secondary charge when the sex offender is arrested, but it still happens. >> new i.d. money, that $35 has led to several arrests. >> reporter: statewide, almost 4,000 sex offenders don't have a photo i.d. the dmv is offering this letter to sex offenders showing they tried to get an i.

. >> heath. >> and you have be now, and heath didn't have a chance, because you have been married more than a year. >> yes. >> and congratulations. >> and you are glowing. are doing great. >> yeah, give it time. >> oh. >> and we are going to play a game with you, sweetheart. we are going to be playing this and we will look at picture ss and we will all play. >> gwen stefani or reece wit witherspoon. >> i am saying reece. i am saying gwen. >> reece. gwen is 46 and reece is 39. >> no, i wouldn't have guessed that. >> how old are you, sutton? >> 41 in march. >> and how old is blake? >> 30-something. cate blanchett and jouleulieanne moore? >> kr ccate. >> and julieanne moore is 55. what are they doing? >> they are getting nic done. >> viola davis, and julie louie dreyfuss. >> i am going with julie. julia is 54. >> i am younger than all of them. >> and who is younger sutton fost foster hair up or sutton foster hair down. sutton foster hair down. hair up is 33 and look at that. no difference. you kidding! >> honestly. tell us what you do, and a quick five seconds on the skin. >> on the life.

route 3 93 pushing back to 128. services spending between heath street and brigham circle. the number 39 bus will make all those local stops. erika: breaking news. an officer struck by a truck. randy: this started in norway. that is where sera congi is this morning with what we know. sera: norwood police had stopped the suspect they were looking for who had several west wants. -- arrest warrants. he would not get out of his truck. he drove off and that is when the door of the truck hit one of the officers. this all happened at around 2:00 a.m. this morning. it sparked the high-speed chase and several surrounding the chase ended up winding back into walpole where state police used stop stick to puncture the tires. it crashed into a pole in norwood. the suspect and a passenger at the hospital. charges are expected but it is unclear what those charges will be. the police officer who was hit suffered only minor injuries. he is at the hospital and will be ok. erika: also breaking overnight, one person is in the hospital after a chase ends in a crash in mansfield. an suv was goin

for now reporting live from the state capital in tallahassee christopher heath eyewitness news 9. >>> charges tied to a deadly crash on the 417, november spencer thompson the only one arrested for armed burglary and grand theft cut to his friends were charge, 2 others died in direct. investigators believe the teens had burglarized a home in were speeding away when they ran over stop sticks on the 417. nearly just a. anbre urlf the gil ups arcongex lo ahe sprd oferom. you sedui b tay gohe. y . cha-chin anyo the ek a bos d ups. three syaytoav at t se ac u ve top this afternoon brevard county commissioners decided not to ask to relax be limits for roadways and supports the solution. >> this time we took the focus off regulations and started looking at issues with respect to the growing population of manatees and how we manage it. >> akin says it includes growing dependence on man-made water sources like those generated by power plants. also concern for the say the manatee club, the group knows environmental regulations are changing but says the manatee plan needs to be in place. >> we ne

the next call she has to make to get him mobile home hoping it doesn't land him here to christopher heath, >>> the governor has recommended an additional $19 million for mental health this year which may help but when you compare florida to texas which has a similar problem in 2014, texas added $240 million to its mental health budget to fix many of the same problems. >>> a stop at a gas station to the frightening turn for a woman traveling to miami with her 2 young children and she is speaking out for the first time this afternoon about her ordeal. >> i said my kids are in the car and he got in any way. >> surveillance cameras at a gas station near miami captured 2 men try to steal angie's car while it was parked at the pump and that is when she ran around the side of the car, quickly pulling one of the men out of the driver seat and ripping off his mask. she says her kids safety was a number one concern. >> i did not think about the guns or about what they would do to me or could have done to me. i just thought about getting >> police spotted gonzalez and rosado 1 mile away from the gas

hammett and heath woodhall. game without words. they attacked him. it drops. jack theodoric lied to. off the glass. they try to keep this one close. it's the going in the second. they were still able to pull out 4449 victory. herman johnson. just under 17 points and 10 rebounds a game. it's a nice rhythm. get 13 on the night. the cougars are not finished yet aired that was enough to get johnson a smile. second half of my revelation that a good night. they take the pass away. he finds a way for another easy bucket. college hoops tomorrow ahead of the big matchup with alabama. a little reception action. only -- over 50 years is any. included in the current squad. all these guys a great epic coach martin has that an well have been the best season we have have in years. there is a lot of talent there. they all come with their own histories and everything. they were taught us that they played in the field house. they didn't even worry about it's fun just to hear the 3 woods ... he lives in charlotte and you may notice he's painted blue. date ricky woods. he lives i

>> it is strange coming from him but maybe he knows best how to do this. >> reporter: christopher heath, channel 9, eyewitness news >>> in a statement tonight investigates governor scott's press office break the commission for the work to "increase transparency for florida hospitals and empower patients to fight against hospital price gouging. no comment on the governor's private sector past. >>> if you have a team headed to college you know apply to schools can be a stressful experience for them. >> and for parents as well. dozens of colleges including the entire ivy league calling for changes. of report by a harvard-based research group claims t midget are encouraged to exercise their own success rather than community involvement some say that sent the wrong message. it has to be balanced with concerns for others and concern for the common good. we cannot just reward those achieves. to highlight community also calling for reducing the extracurricular activities and making sat scores optional. >>> federal government is now calling sales of hoverboards to stop especially online. >> we h

investigative reporter christopher heath explains the move is raising questions about his motivation. >> reporter: it is hardly a secret that governor rick scott made his millions while heading the largest hospital chain in the united states. it's also common knowledge that the chain, colombia hca paid what was at the time the largest fine in u.s. history for defrauding medicare and medicaid. the fine paid after scott left. but the fraud happened while although he denies knowing anything about it. now, as governor, scott is crusading against what he calls hospital price gouging. >> if a hospital overprice gouges, across our state, you hear story of story about this, we've got to get this under control. >> reporter: this week he was in florida, highlighting the funding. critics have been quick to point out the irony of a man associated with price inflation now crusading against it. >> well, it does look like a case of the pot calling the kettle black. >> reporter: wftv political analyst rik fogelsond says it won't yaeld yield mrit -- yield political results. >> there may be a problem h

and our fact check team looks at hillary clinton campaign ad that makes a claim about heath care for children. stay with your 24 hour just eleven days before the presidential campaigns are running even more ads on t-v. the kcrg t-v nine and gazette fact check team works to explain the claims in some of those ads as we try to keep the politicians honest. some of the ads are now recycling claims we have already checked... like this one from hillary clinton. "the first lady who helped get health care for 8 million kids." we first checked this claim in an ad that aired this past august. clinton is referring to the children's heaeah insurance program, which passed in 1997. as first lady at the time, clinton did not introduce, vote on or sign the law - but lobbied hard for it. at the time, senator ted kennedy, who sponsored the bill, said it would not from clinton. claim an 'a'. with only e even days left until the caucusese both the democrat hillary clinton have both been able to use their name recognition to help stay near the top of the polls. as a result, both have run campaigns counte

. >>> and we are waiting to find out who will win the - - christopher heath is joining us now and one candidate is even bring his mother into the fight. >> he is calling in mom for a little bit of help and bush is going on the offensive. marco rubio is working on his much i want loves him. there's mudslinging and then this. a man covered in mud, the ad hits jeb for spending money on attack ads. they've spent $20 million attacking marco rubio. >> that is the irony, these figures are all attacking each other and helping others. >> forced obama care expansion in ohio. >> reporter: while bush is pack deals the blows, a familiar face is coming back. >> rather than talking about - - >> barbara was a not sociable - - subtle shot at >> it is difficult to see fired from three sides. >> rubio's team dropped this to counter the fights. a young woman in this switcher joins the family in front of a bar as an ad to remind iowa that iowa likes him. this is all happening as trump holds the lead and he has been having his own feud ted fruit - - take crude - - has - - and ted cruz. his own fight with t

a flight from london to los angeles had to turn back to heath row after 15 people fell ill. >>> a million dollars victory for a former walmart employee. coming up, how she says her former employer went after her and the price that walmart has been ordered to pay.>> what a gorgeous start to the weekend. tonight, temperatures are falling again, but not quite as cold as last night. there are a couple areas in the upper 50s. we'll let you know what to expepe as you start your sunday coming up here after the break. >> across t t country, it's america's favorite jackpot game. get ready, everybody. this is powerball. good evening,merica, i'm sam arlan. tonight we have an estimated $97.9 million jackpot for you. get those tickets out. good luck. it's time to see how you did. wewe've -- and right after that we have the number 5. monty from oregon, he won $2 million using power-play. he's never left the west coast so he's going to use the money for travel. next number is 12. after that, we have here it comes now, the number 31 and finally the number 43. and tonight's winning powerball number, it is